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At 30 km per hour
Under the red snow level, passenger cars have a 30 km/h maximum and require chains or suitable special tyres. Drive more slowly when conditions require it. Restrictions on buses and heavy vehicles have a specific exceptional-travel regime; merely equipping a vehicle does not automatically authorise every vehicle.
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